Billd, a financial solutions provider for commercial subcontractors, has introduced Predictable Pay, an early pay program developed in partnership with general contractors. The initiative aims to address cash flow challenges by offering subcontractors faster and more reliable payments. According to Billd, this approach is intended to improve project performance and reduce risk for both subcontractors and general contractors.
Chris Doyle, Founder and CEO of Billd, said, “Predictable Pay was designed to bring alignment to the construction project ecosystem. GCs can improve margins, decrease the likelihood of project delays, and win the loyalty of top subcontractors. Subcontractors gain the fast, predictable payments and cash flow stability they need to perform.”
Billd’s experience within the construction industry has informed the development of this program. The company notes that its familiarity with subcontractor concerns enables it to address obstacles that have limited adoption of traditional early pay programs.
The 2025 National Subcontractor Market Report found that unpredictable payment timelines are a concern for 71% of subcontractors. Billd suggests that Predictable Pay can help general contractors attract skilled subcontractors by mitigating these issues.
Doyle added, “GCs want to be part of the solution, but they can’t solve the issue of payment dysfunction on their own. Predictable Pay allows them to become part of the solution. We’re proud to introduce this program to set the new payment standard for the industry and continue to empower subcontractors to do the best work of their lives.”
For further details about Predictable Pay, visit Billd’s website.